Tell Whimlet what you want. A tracker for splitting bills on
holiday, a reading log, a tide clock. It builds it, and it runs on your phone
a couple of minutes later.
Actually yoursThe apps you make, and what you put in them, stay on your device.
Nothing is sent anywhere unless an app asks the AI a question, and only if
you allowed that, within a spending limit you set.
The apps you already pay forA calorie counter that reads a photo of your plate. A reading log that
summarises what you finished. A shift tracker that knows your rota. Apps
like these each want their own subscription. Here they are things you make,
on the credits you already have.
Real capabilitiesCamera, location, notifications, sensors, and an AI that can look at a
photo or read what the app has saved. Every one of them sits behind a
permission you grant, per app, and can take back.
Change your mindAsk for a change in plain words. Whimlet edits the app instead of
rebuilding it, so what you already put in stays where it was.